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Discover LudwigThe phrase "accountabilities and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing responsibilities or duties in a professional or organizational context.
Example: "The project manager outlined the accountabilities and expectations for each team member during the meeting."
Alternatives: "responsibilities and" or "duties and".
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Pragmatic research also considers the effectiveness of interventions accounting for varied skills of everyday practitioners, role delineation, shifting accountabilities and work prioritisation, resource limitations, training difficulties, and other workplace cultural and environmental factors that are encountered within routine clinical practice.
These create expectations and accountabilities and mean that the organisational focus on energy efficiency is maintained over time.
These sectors have many important differences that should be respected: blurring of accountabilities, and spurious attempts to conflate values, are unhelpful.
A move to horizontal government would need to allow for further changes in terms of responsibilities, accountabilities and relationships between strands of government.
Each nexus entails the transition of key accountabilities and responsibilities and evokes critical exchanges of information between care layers.
The implementation route map provides the change process to align accountabilities and progressively ratchet up operational capability.
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Forget accountability and facts.
"Elections, accountability and turnover".
Accountability and self-reliance.
Our focus is on accountability and openness.
The downside is accountability and legitimacy.
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